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Weber County Sheriff’s Office signs one‑year extension with Ogden Valley City; Pineview parking citations to be civil

Weber County Commission · June 30, 2026
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Summary

Lieutenant Charles Cragar said the Weber County Sheriff’s Office signed a one‑year extension to provide law enforcement services to Ogden Valley City through next June 30 and that parking citations around Pineview Reservoir will be handled as civil citations with disputes processed through the sheriff’s office.

Lieutenant Charles Cragar of the Weber County Sheriff's Office said the sheriff’s office signed a one‑year extension to the contract providing law‑enforcement services to the newly formed Ogden Valley City. "Yes, we've had a great relationship with the new city as they've been getting up and running. Um today we signed a 1-year extension to the contract for the Sheriff's Office to provide their law enforcement services and that'll take effect right now, go all the way through next June 30th," Cragar said.

The extension, as described in the recap, appears to be an administrative contract renewal; the transcript does not record a public vote, ordinance number, or the names of any motions or movers tied to the extension. The recording did not specify financial terms or other contract conditions.

Separately, the sheriff's office discussed citations at Pineview Reservoir. The moderator said the presentation addressed "our right to make sure that when citations are issued around Pineview Reservoir that you have the authority to do that and and be able to legislate that." Cragar clarified that parking citations in the Pineview area "will be handled as a civil citation as opposed to like a criminal violation and if there needs to be any hearings or dispute on those citations, those can be done through the sheriff's office."

The transcript excerpt does not identify the statutory authority cited for converting parking citations to civil citations, nor does it include vote tallies, council ordinances, or a public comment period about the change. The recap closed with the moderator thanking participants; no additional procedural steps were recorded in the excerpt.